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... previous Monday, the side and end galleries were densely thronged with ladies. At half-past twelve o'clock Mr. MacNevin and Mr. John O'Connell entered the hall, and were received with loud cheers; but tho burst of enthusiasm which hailed the arrival of the ...

... modem efforts, and rivalled the great masters of antiquity. Welling' does not tower more highly above the warriors, than Grattan does above the orators of England. The President of the Koval Academy, Sir Martin most original morlcm painters, best of our ...

... of the Court below, it goes to order and direct that consequence of such reversal Daniel O’Connell, John O’Connell, Thomas Steele, Richard Barrett, John Gray, Charles Gavan Dufljr, and Thomas Mathew Kay. shall be forthwith restored the enjoyment of everything ...